Latest PECL Releases:scoutapm 0.0.3 - Fixed version number and naming convension so PECL uploader picks up on mismatches (last release was wrong) scoutapm 0.0.2 - Added extra compiler flags in development mode with `--enable-scoutapm-dev` - Fixed compilation errors surfaced by `--enable-scoutapm-dev` option - Added missing file `external.inc` in tests scoutapm 0.0.1 - Basic monitoring of file_get_contents, file_put_contents, fwrite, fread, curl_exec, PDO->exec, PDO->query, PDOStatement->execute - Provides function scoutapm_get_calls() to return a list of recorded function calls nsq 3.4.2 * Fix the problem of sub-processes not restarting automatically in CentOS environment pdflib 4.1.3 - improve phpinfo() output xlswriter 1.2.8 - FEAT insert date. - FEAT read data with type - FEAT work book is not initialized exception - FIX: minizip multiple definition gRPC 1.24.0RC1 - gRPC C Core 1.24 update

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In this tutorial, Paul Scanlon explains how to build an API by using Gatsby Functions and what you need to keep in mind when deploying it to Gatsby Cloud.

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The way fonts have been advertised and used changed a lot over the past couple of years. Due to the establishment of web fonts, the commercial font providers now offer different subscription models alongside the standard purchase option. On top of that, there’s an increasing number of free, high-quality fonts, developed specifically for web use. Now, there’s the cloud service FontYou, which wants to cover the distribution of fonts, as well as the management and even development of fonts all at once. Font Management Via Desktop and Web Application Font management is the central aspect of FontYou, and it works in a combination of desktop and web app. The desktop application, which is currently only available for Mac OS, is used to upload fonts that are then available in the cloud. Once done, all fonts uploaded to the so-called “library” are accessible from the web app. They can also be assigned to different lists there. This way, you could categorize them depending on classification, foundries, or projects, for example. The nice thing about cloud-based font management is that all uploaded fonts are available wherever you need them. This is certainly interesting for people that don’t always work on a stationary […]